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Over the weekend more celebrity nude photos were leaked. Those who fell victim were Rihanna, Vanessa Hudgens and Meagan Good. While some celebrities are taking legal action, others took to social media to share their disdain.

Meagan Good, who costarred in “Think Like A Man Too” along with Gabrielle Union, whose nude photos were also leaked, decided to share her thoughts via Instagram. The 33-year-old actress has opted to take the high road and “choose not to give the person responsible” any power.

Additionally, she had some words for those of you reposting the intimate images of Good. She noted you all should be ashamed of yourselves. Check out the post below.

All the nude flicks were uploaded to 4chan and Reddit, but Reddit swiftly removed the photos due to its strict policy on hacked photographs being shared on the site.

In response to celebrity photos being hacked via iCloud, earlier this month Apple announced it will take additional security measures to prevent hackers from accessing users accounts. The tech company will alert users through email and push notifications when someone tries to change an account password, restore iCloud data to a new device, or when a device logs into an account for the first time as well as broaden its use of the two-factor authentication security system.

I personally think Megan Good is too sexy for words, but I am a grown man and I know what a woman’s body looks like. I sure as hell don’t need to see stolen pictures.

If Megan Good does a nude scene in a movie or HBO, I will be in my seat with my popcorn!

Anthony

People need to stop storing nude photos of themselves online in any form. I know if I were Megan Hood’s husband, I would say “photos are for your fans, just let me pull them clothes off and do my thing!” I would then have all the photos I ever needed in my mind.

Anthony

I just realized that everyone is giving Jennifer Lawrence props for saying that people downloading her photos should be ashamed, but we blacks need to remember that Meagan Good spoke out publicly first about the exact same issue.